fifth amendment, as you know, if you refuse to answer the question with a truthful answer would tend to incriminate you. do you understand that right? yes. tonight, our republican underpricing the risk of a convicted canada. a president of the united states needs to have immunity, the supreme court is gonna be rulli of that. what happened to the desantis campaign? thank you everyone, governor desantis, i want to present to you this precip new signs that the florida governor s run is over. we re proud of you for trying. sorry, buddy. and some more genuinely good news. the u.s. stock market continues to hit record high after record high. why just about every indicator of the biden economy is pointed up except one, until today. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes, for four days from the new hampshire pioneer, looked shaping up to be a make-or-break moment for both republican parties in the nation. i think over a year
into former president trump s efforts to overturn the 2020 election. former vice president mike pence appears before a federal grand jury offering what could be critical testimony about trump s role in the january 6th capitol attack. and as pence was testifying the former president took his 2024 campaign to new hampshire. trump ignore his legal troubles and instead focused his attacks on president biden and other potential white house opponents. and also breaking this morning, russia launches new attacks across ukraine hitting a residential building in the central part of the country and killing at least a dozen people. we ll have the very latest on the fighting overseas. good morning and welcome to way too early on this friday, april 28th. i m jonathan lemire, thanks for starting your day with us. we ll begin with big news from here in the nation s capitol. former vice president mike pence has testified before the federal grand jury investigating the january 6th insurr
three more people charged with murder after a virginia man died in custody, his family calling for justice after seeing video of his last moments. and growing legal problems for donald trump. thousa now dozens of staffers at mar-a-lago are receiving subpoenas. here we go, friday, st. patrick s day, welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m christine romans. we begin with china s president xi jinping set to meet with vladimir putin next week in russia. the kremlin says the two will discuss strategic cooperation. this is amid fears that beijing might provide weapons to russia for its war in ukraine. kristie lu stout in hong kong for us. what else do we know about this meeting? reporter: chinese leader xi jinping will be traveling to russia to meet with vladimir putin from march 20th to the 22nd. according to a spokesman earlier day, they will discuss bilateral relations, regional issues, while drawing a blueprint for the two countries relation
arabile, good morning. traders will watch for the latest income in spending data due out later this morning, also the final reading of the month s consumer sentiment data also set to be released and closely wamped. what are the expectations? yeah, so the expectation there, then, is that you won t have to sleep at a bed beth & beyond to kind of get that data, john, but what you are going to get is a sense of clarity with regards to the economic picture right now and what we are perhaps expecting to anticipate. the fed has noted according to personal consumption numbers which are also then due, that could give a clearer sense what they need to do when it comes to the economic side of things and whether they should be continuing to hike interest rates a little bit more. perhaps maybe they shouldn t. the economic impact of their rate hikes hasn t necessarily been fully effective of yet, and some worry that could hurt things a bit further as well. but we did see the market actually shift
mortgage rates fell slightly this week, average 30 year fixed now at 6.6%. and on inflation watch, gas prices held steady overnight at $3.46 a gallon. consumer sentiment data from the university of michigan is due out later this morning to cap off a very busy week for your money. let s bring in john lear from morning consult. credit suisse accepted a loan from the central bank. you have big banks in the u.s. who swooped into help first republic. crisis averted here? in the near term crisis is averted but there are longer term risks that scare me. and biggest issue shearhere is had a prolonged period of very low interest rates that drives financial institutions to search and seek for higher yield that drives riskier decisions. and i think in the u.s. we have haven t had the sort of regulatory environment and